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Tried it for about 10 minutes.
I have previously purchased Shoryu and Shoryu 2.

My honest impression is that it's almost the same as the soft Shoryu.

The impact sound is higher than Shoryu, the ball is a little lighter, and it feels easier to control.

I think it's a good stepping stone rubber when transitioning from a tension rubber to a sticky rubber.
If you find it not enough, you can just transition to Shoryu or Shoryu 2.

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I used to use Q Quality. This was my first sticky type, but even if you've used a tension type, if you have a good grasp of the basics of drive, you can still use it by just making a little effort and changing to a sticky type. The amount of spin and speed are perfect.

However, it flies up really high (more than you'd think), so you need to hold it back a little when hitting loop drives or topspin rallies. I'm still struggling with that because I'm not used to it (/-\)

Also, never stick it on the back. At the very least, it's impossible to handle with the impact of a middle school student.

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I'm a bit of a Yasaka fan, so I use it on the F side of the outer ALC-type Arnade. It says it has a hardness of 45-50, but it feels really soft. Therefore, drives with a reasonable amount of power run quite well. Drives with a high ratio of rubbing that emphasizes rotation rather than hitting are very good. It's sticky, so it loops quite well, but the upper limit of rotation is lower than I expected. It's not suitable for counters or speed drives at all. Counters will fall if you don't swing firmly, and even if you swing it fully, the loss is large, so it doesn't have much power. For pushes, the disadvantages of the soft tension outweigh the advantages of the stickiness, and it is sensitive to rotation but tends to float, but it's at a level that can be managed with skill. It doesn't necessarily need to be this soft and sticky to use in the back, but the back drive ran quite well and was fun. It becomes shallow when it goes down, and it's tough. It's good that you can hit a certain amount of quality balls even if you slack off, but it's not very suitable for strong hits, and it's a rubber with a completely different vector from Shoryu.

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The arch line is very stable, and this rubber is easy to use.

It's the best value rubber at a low price, and the sponge and rotation match well.

The sponge is also soft and it's a good rubber.

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